She has 3 imaginary friends, Sally, Lucy and Jessica, and they have their own adventures. Just yesterday, they were slurped up in Abigail's straw because Abigail thought they would enjoy the ride. Her friends are very tiny, as you can see. They sometimes get lost in the store and we have to find them. I try to keep them in a pocket or purse for Abigail, but they are as adventurous as Abigail is, so they escape at times.
Abigail is bright, quick and into everything all at once, yet she is still a sweet and likeable child. She'll win your heart in one breath and give you her straightforward and maybe tactless opinion in the next breath. She just started kindergarten and loves it. We home school and she's begging me to do more and more. Because we home school, I am able to do lots of activities with her that keep both her mind and body busy. We've just begun, but it seems to be working well.
Abigail has big dreams, even now at the age of 5. As a parent, I don't want to stifle her dreams nor set her up for disappointment. You see, I know about big dreams, I had them as a child, too. I certainly haven't reached many of them, but I didn't know I had the ADD obstacle to overcome. I'm hoping to help her see her obstacles and hurdle right over them so that she can reach the dreams that mean the most to her.
Until next time...
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